Unikernel based deployments
summary
Claim: unikernels (MirageOS and peers) shrink images to megabytes or kilobytes, raise density and cut attack surface while exposing tricky resource-isolation and stateful-storage limits. A WSGI app gets unikernelised and deployed on a toy setup but the live demo crashes so the output is operational insights not polished results. Tools discussed: MirageOS, Jitsu, ClickOS, OSv, plus numbers: handling 25x spikes is hard, Octro reports about twice the density per server.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:56Problem statement
- 3:37Current technology
- 6:16hypervisor
- 7:12state of the art
- 9:24Advantages
- 12:10Challenges
- 14:17Virtual Network Functions
- 16:06Credits
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